Tradition mixed with a pinch of modern trend

Kreativní ředitelka módního domu Christian Dior (mimochodem první žena v této funkci) Maria Grazia Chiuri se při tvorbě nové kolekce Cruise 2019 inspirovala mexickými kovbojkami, které se účastní tradičního rodea - charrería. Jinak celkově styl Escaramuza je vlastně poctou ženským válečnicím "Las Adelitas", které bojovaly v revoluci roku 1910. Pro mě co by feministicky smýšlející ženu je to velké gesto. The Creative Director of the Christian Dior fashion house (and the first woman in this position), Maria Grazia Chiuri, was inspired by Mexican cowgirls who participate in the traditional rodeo - charreria - when creating the new Cruise 2019 collection. The Escaramuza style is otherwise actually a tribute to "Las Adelitas" women soldiers who fought in the 1910 revolution. For me as a feminist-minded woman, this is a big gesture.

"Life is like a rodeo. You have to learn how to stay in the saddle…" said Chiuri after the fashion show.

Intricate embroidery, cotton lace and sombreros almost concealing the eyes perfectly mirror the traditional Mexican dress of "escaramuzas charras" and I really enjoy that. Tradition mixed with a pinch of modern trend. For example, the outfit where we see the creamy coat with a distinctive pattern, a fluffy giant tulle skirt, a gold necklace and a black sombrero decorated with white lace. Lord, that's an outfit that even (sometimes a little fashion-crazy) Carrie from "Sex in the City" would be proud of. Not even in those episodes in the middle of Paris. I can already picture the coffee in the famous Bar Le 47 on the Champs-Élysées.

But if you are going to have a romantic picnic somewhere on the outskirts of Prague, I would definitely opt for the cute lace mini dresse with a rebellious leather belt at the waist. Innocence wrapped in gentle provocation. I say YES!